PUBLIC TRUST DANCE.
Cyclamen streamers shading the lights end hanging baskets of fern made effective decorations for Symondsville Cabaret last evening, when the oflicers of the Public Trust Office hold a very successful dance. Adding to the colour scheme were the many pretty frocks worn, and dancing was enjoyed to music supplied by Mr. J. Rowe's orchestra, the members of the committee were: Miss Nance Danglow, who wore a cameo pink georgette liocl; with a frilled fichu collar; Miss K. Carran, black georgette and gold lace; Miss M. McCarthy, Nile green georgette trimmed with diamante; Miss L. Allan, flame chiffon velvet and georgette;; Miss E. Grant, duchess blue frilled georgette. Among those present were: Mrs. T. 11. King, who wore emerald green panno velvet and georgette; Mrs. Harold Kinc;, cocoa-brown laco embroidered with gold beads; Mrs. G. Little, green georgette: Mrs. Booth, midnight bluo satin with an embossed shawl; Mrs. Cooper, blue and silver brocade; Mrs. Badcock, blacK georgette embroidered in Oriental colours; Miss Graham, lettuce green georgette appliqued with lemon-shaded flowers; Miss Smytheman, delphinium blue georgette with hem of silver laco; Miss Croker, orange crepe do chine; Miss Nancy Vaughan, gold laco over shell pink chiffon; Miss M. Webster, green and silver embossed- georgette; Miss R. Kelly, delft bluo panne velvet; Miss H. Loser, seagreen taffeta; Miss C Taylor, ivory embossed chenille 'georgette; Miss L. Kennedy, aprico f georgette; Miss 1). Morgan, V>lush pink crcpe de fioie with scaiJonen hern: Miss L. Ross, gold mcrmelino; Miss C. Rankin green hand-painted taffeta; Miss L. Ktannway, apricot taffeta with a frilled skirt.
Miss Turner wore cyclamen georgette; Miss F. Fo-.ster, coral pink satin beaute; Miss Mavis Moses, geranium red georgette; Miss A. Wright, salmon pink embossed chenille georgette; Miss E. Maiden, can tie nil taffeta; Miss Metcalfe, powder blue georgette with tulle hem ; Miss Nicholson, ivory chiffon; Miss Peggy Reillv, Mark lace frock with powder blue shawl; Mis* Brooking, forest green shot taffeta with ankle-length skirt; Miss N. Kallijpher, apricot georgette; Miss Doreen Kallagher, green georgette; Miss Fitzwilliams, green shot taffeta; Miss A. bullivan. green georgette; Mi?s Watson, champagne Inffeta with tiered skirt; Miss M. Singer, lemon georgette with overdress of tulle: Miss Soulhgate, oyster grey chiffon; Miss Hilda Hayward, shell pink georgotte with uneven hem of silver lace; Miss Black, lacquer red fringed georgette; Miss W. yiscai, fawn chiffon.
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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXVI, Issue 20323, 2 August 1929, Page 19
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